Desperate family plummeted into debt trying to pay for teen son's cancer treatment

A desperate Meath mum has revealed her huge struggle to meet everyday living costs as she helps her teenage son battle a rare form of cancer.

Desperate family plummeted into debt trying to pay for teen son's cancer treatment
Fri, 14 Sep, 2018 - 13:10

By Louise Walsh

A desperate Meath mum has revealed her huge struggle to meet everyday living costs as she helps her teenage son battle a rare form of cancer.

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